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Sleep Gummies — Night-Time Formula
If sleep is what you are working on, this is your formula, chosen for doses printed on the label. Ashwagandha extract 50 mg, L-theanine 100 mg and magnesium glycinate 40 mg, with passionflower, lemon balm and chamomile.
Ashwagandha Gummies — KSM-66 & Lion's Mane
If focus is what you are working on, this is your formula, chosen for doses printed on the label. KSM-66 ashwagandha 2500 mg, lion's mane 1000 mg and ginkgo 1000 mg, with vitamin B6 — which contributes to normal psychological function.
Vitamin D3 K2 Gummies — 4000 IU
If the winter months are what you are covering, this is your formula, chosen for doses printed on the label. Vitamin D3 4000 IU, K2 200 µg and calcium 600 mg. Vitamin D contributes to the normal function of the immune system and to the maintenance of normal bones.
Apple Cider Vinegar Gummies — Keto ACV
If a before-meal habit is what you are after, this is your formula, chosen for doses printed on the label. Apple cider vinegar 500 mg with beetroot, pomegranate, folate and vitamin B12 — B12 contributes to normal energy-yielding metabolism and to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue.
Menopause & Perimenopause Gummies
If you are in perimenopause or menopause, this is your formula, chosen for doses printed on the label. Sage, red clover, saffron and ashwagandha alongside vitamin B6 — which contributes to the regulation of hormonal activity.
One berry gummy before bed, with magnesium, L-theanine and four calming botanicals.
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£14.99 · one-time
No proprietary blends hiding the doses. Amounts below are per one gummy — the full daily serving.
60 Night Time Chews, Sugar Free, Vegan, Berry Flavour, Botanical Blend: Ashwagandha, Chamomile, Lemon Balm, Passionflower
Made in a GMP-certified UK facility and batch-tested before it ships.
A jar lasts 60 nights, and botanicals want a run of them. Both discounts apply themselves in the basket — no code to remember.
No water, no counting out capsules. Chew it as part of winding down, not as the last thing before the light goes off.
Chew thoroughly — don't swallow whole. One is the full daily serving; there's no benefit to two.
30–45 minutes before bed. A consistent hour matters more than the exact one you pick.
Botanicals build up. Most people judge it fairly after 14–28 nights of consistent use.
Food supplement. Not a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and healthy lifestyle. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Not suitable for children, or if pregnant or breastfeeding. Keep out of reach of young children.
An hour after taking one of these while watching TV just before bedtime I could feel my eyes closing and when I fell asleep I had a great undisturbed night sleep without feeling groggy in the morning.
Simon · March 2026
These magnesium glycinate gummies are a great addition to a nighttime routine. The combination of L-theanine and ashwagandha helps promote relaxation and makes it easier to unwind before bed.
V&N · March 2026
When I've used other sleep gummies, the typical dose has been three to four gummies. The dose for these is just one, which means the jar provides a two-month supply. I think that's good value.
David in Hertfordshire · March 2026
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There's no sedative in the jar — the actives are magnesium and botanicals, not a sleeping aid. Most people report no morning heaviness. If you do feel it, take the gummy an hour earlier rather than skipping it.
Ask your GP or pharmacist first if you take prescription medicines, particularly sedatives, thyroid medication or antidepressants. Not suitable if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or under 18.
Botanicals build up rather than hit on night one. Reviewers most often mention a change somewhere between night ten and week four. Judge it after a full jar, taken consistently.
Email us within 30 days of delivery and we refund you in full, opened jar or not. You don't need to post anything back.
Two gummies people most often add to this one. Any second jar takes 10% off the whole basket — a third takes it to 15%.
10% Any two jars take 10% off the whole basket — three or more, 15%
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Vitgem Night-Time gummies are a botanical evening formula for adults, manufactured in the United Kingdom to GMP standards. One gummy is the full daily serving, chewed 30 to 60 minutes before bed, and each bottle holds 60 — two months of a nightly routine at around 24p a day.
They are sugar-free and made with pectin rather than gelatin, so they suit vegan and vegetarian diets. There is no caffeine, no added sugar and no artificial colours or flavours.
Search for sleep gummies and most of the results you will see are American. Nearly all of them are built on melatonin — and that is the single biggest difference between the US and UK markets.
In the United Kingdom melatonin is a prescription-only medicine. It cannot legally be sold over the counter as a food supplement, which is why you will not find it in any gummy on a British shelf, and why melatonin gummies bought from overseas sellers are not authorised for sale here. The legal position, and what it means if you have bought melatonin abroad, is set out in our guide to melatonin in the UK. Sleep gummies themselves are perfectly legal in the UK; they are regulated as food supplements rather than medicines, so they are formulated from botanicals and nutrients instead.
Vitgem's formula is built for that reality from the start rather than being a melatonin product with the melatonin removed.
Six ingredients, at the amounts printed on the label rather than a proprietary blend:
Ashwagandha extract (50 mg) — an extract of Withania somnifera, the root used in traditional Ayurvedic practice and among the most studied botanicals in this category — we set out why it turns up in evening formulas rather than daytime ones separately. L-Theanine (100 mg) — an amino acid found naturally in green tea leaves. Magnesium glycinate (40 mg) — magnesium chelated to the amino acid glycine, a form chosen because it is gentle on the stomach. Passionflower (30 mg), lemon balm (25 mg) and chamomile (25 mg) — three botanicals with a long history of traditional use in evening preparations.
The magnesium here is a modest amount by design: it sits alongside the magnesium in your diet rather than replacing it, and we would rather print the real figure than round it up. Which form you take matters more than the headline number, and we compare glycinate against the cheaper magnesium salts separately.
It is the question people ask most, and it deserves a straight answer. A food supplement is not a sleeping tablet, and UK law does not permit any supplement to be marketed as one. What a gummy can do is make a consistent evening ritual easy to keep — and consistency is the part most people abandon when it means a glass of water and three capsules.
Nothing in this formula sedates you, so there is no next-morning heaviness. Think of it as one part of a wind-down routine alongside the things that make the biggest difference: a consistent bedtime, a dark and cool room, and putting screens down before you get into bed. The NHS publishes free guidance on sleep hygiene that is worth reading in full, and we have weighed up the non-prescription sleep aids available in the UK against the evidence behind each one. If the format itself is new to you, start with what sleep gummies are and what they are not.
It is also worth being clear about what a gummy is competing with. The over-the-counter sleep aids sold in UK pharmacies are antihistamine-based medicines, licensed for short-term use and not intended for months on end. A food supplement sits in a different category entirely — it makes no medicinal claim, and it is not assessed as one. Judging the two by the same yardstick is what leads to disappointment.
These gummies are for adults aged 18 and over. They are not suitable for children.
If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, do not take them — ashwagandha is not recommended during pregnancy. Speak to your doctor or pharmacist first if you take any prescribed medication, if you are under medical supervision, or if you have a thyroid condition. Do not exceed one gummy a day, and remember that a food supplement is not a substitute for a varied, balanced diet or a healthy lifestyle.
Great,These have a really nice strawberry flavour.The flavour is nice but also the texture is very close to gummy sweets.I've found that they work really well if taken at least 30 mins before bed and they really help with drifting off to sleep quickly.I've not found that they help with staying asleep all night and I have still been waking up but drifting off they work very well.
Genuinely some of the best sleep gummies I've taken. Genuinely can't keep my eyes open after about 40 minutes. And I have the best sleep everytime! Taste really nice too.
I’ve tried plenty of magnesium supplements, but these are easily my favorite so far.Most brands only give you a 30-day supply, so getting 60 servings in one bottle is a win. It’s a solid two-month supply, which makes the price point much more budget-friendly.Being sugar-free and vegan, I wasn't sure what to expect, but the berry flavor is actually quite nice. They taste fine—no weird medicinal aftertaste or chalkiness.These have made for a nice, easy routine pre-sleep. Instead of swallowing giant pills, I just have these about 30 minutes before bed. It’s a much more relaxing way to wind down.The combination of Magnesium Glycinate with L-Theanine and Ashwagandha seems to be the "magic trio" for me. I feel noticeably calmer and find it much easier to drift off without my mind racing.If you’re looking for a fuss-free, high-value way to improve your sleep hygiene, I’d definitely recommend giving these a shot!
The jury is out on these gummies. They are kind of soft and squishy and have a pleasant blueberry flavour. The instructions recommend taking 1-2 gummies 30 minutes before bedtime to help you get a good night’s sleep. They are sugar-free and free from artificial additives or preservatives, and there are sixty gummies in the jar so will last one to two months. I’ve taken these gummies on several occasions now, and they do seem to work in that I do feel more relaxed when I settle down to sleep. I drop off to sleep fairly quickly, and I seem to sleep fairly well. But once or twice they haven’t done anything and I have my usual waking up after a couple of hours and then not being able to get back to sleep. So I’m undecided. When they work they work well, but every now and then they don't seem to help.
Quite tasty, soft gummies. The recommended dosage is 1-2 before sleep. They contain L-Theanine, Magnesium, Ashwagandha, Lemon Balm Extract, Valerian, Passion Flower and Chamomile Extract. They do seem to have a calming effect.
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My husband has trouble getting to sleep and staying asleep - years of shiftwork have left him with disrupted sleep patterns. We've tried many different solutions and all work to some extent but this is the first time in years my husband got seven hours sleep in one stretch and said he actually felt relaxed and refreshed after sleep. We went for a two mile walk this morning and then did some quite strenuous housework - under normal circumstances this would leave my husband feeling tired and in need of a nap, not so today, he feels relaxed and good to go - this is excellent.So what are the gummies like? They smell a lot like warm blueberry muffins, which is never a bad thing, and my husband declared them 'fruity and chewy' - it's always nice when something tastes pleasant and not 'good for you'. The ingredients include magnesium, lemon balm, valerian, passionflower and chamomile - these are all ingredients we've had success with before. The gummies also contain ashwagandha which seems to be everywhere at the moment. They're Vegan friendly and sugar free though the bottle does warn that 'consumption in excessive amounts may have a laxative effect' - you have been warned! Since they look and taste so much like fruit gum sweets we'll be keeping these out of the way of inquisitive little hands.The suggested dosage is one or two gummies before bedtime, my husband used one and that's what he'll stick to unless he feels the need for an extra one.At £17.99 for a bottle of 60 (as at 2 March 2025) these will last between one and two months depending on the dosage used which doesn't seem excessive to me for a refreshing night's sleep. Worth considering.
These magnesium glycinate gummies are a great addition to a nighttime routine. The combination of L-theanine and ashwagandha helps promote relaxation and makes it easier to unwind before bed.The berry flavour is pleasant, and being sugar-free and vegan is a big plus. I’ve noticed improved sleep quality and feeling more rested in the morning after consistent use. A convenient and effective option for better sleep support.
Not really helpful for sleep as the low level of magnesium glycinate in particular is not going to help me. They may be helpful if you just need to relax in the evenings.
I got these for my wife who has had problems with sleeping as well as a slight problem with her leg that's kept her awake at night. She was taking another product that had a high level of magnesium glycinate but the problem was it was in a big pill that she had to swallow. She has had gummy type suppliments before and she has always preferred them to big pills so I thought I would get these to see if it worked better for her.Some points to make, the content of magnesium glycinate in the pills that she had was far superior to these ones. And to top it all the product that is now advertised with this link (not the one that I got delivered) has a higher rate of magnesium glycinate but ultimately there are other ingredients in them. My wife took them for around a week but unfortunately they were not as effective as what she was using. She did sleep slightly better than she normally would so there is defo some effect, I just think that the amount of magnesium glycinate just doesn't cut it.The cost seems reasonable and the fact they are gummies is a plus point, just a shame the vendor has changed the product but kept the same link.
If like me, you struggle with either getting to sleep or staying asleep, then you'll know how frustrating it can be! I've tried all sorts over the years, including things like magnesium and melatonin; however, I have found that magnesium does really help me get to sleep initially.However, after 4 or 5 hours I often wake back up and then struggle to go back to sleep, so I've been looking for something to help me stay asleep as well.First impressions are pretty good; you get 60 sugar-free gummies in the bottle, each containing a blend of magnesium (from Magnesium Glycinate), L-Theanine, Ashwagandha, Passionflower, Lemon Balm, Chamomile. Basically a good range that can promote relaxation and help stop racing thoughts.The gummies themselves are about the width of a 5p and have an aroma of raspberry. They are soft to chew and sweet but pretty tasty and have no bitter aftertaste. The bottle is well sealed with a screw top, so they'll stay fresh for ages.One observation compared to my other brands is that they contain significantly less magnesium glycinate, only 10mg, whereas others contain 100 mg+.Effect-wise, I have been finding these do help me get off to sleep; I usually take one about 20 minutes before bed, and by the time I climb in, I'm out like a light. They also help me stay asleep for longer, meaning I often sleep through the night; however, I would not say they are as effective as my other brand with more magnesium content, however.Overall, at £16 for 60 (27p each), these are more expensive than my alternative by nearly 10p a dose, and they are not as effective in my opinion. So I can't really recommend them on that basis alone, but they are well made and tasty.
This has six ingredients in it, all of which are shown to ease some people into a restful sleep. I am affected by them but you may not be - your mileage may vary. I would recommend trying the brands that have 10 or even 12 ingredients in though for your best shot. Really don't like the AI "art" in the listing as well - very lazy and unprofessional!
Always interesting to try gummies that are aimed at specific blends and uses instead of mainly being one thing with these being something that seems to be focused on relaxation and sleep as far as I can tell. Dosage seems fine though its actually a little surprising they only want you to take 1 gummy which in turn means its a 2 month supply. Flavour and texture is decent and therefore easy to take whenever. Could certainly be worth giving a try.
Such amazing little gummies.Just take 1 an hr before bed and it helps you to drift off to sleep.Highly recommend for all.
An easy way to wind down in the evening - chew one of these berry flavoured gummies about an hour before bedtime. The magnesium and other extracts may help you get to sleep and have a restful night. They are good value for 60 days supply, so well worth trying NB they contain an artificial sweetener which has been known to have a laxative effect , so do not exceed the recommended one a day dose.
Since switching to these after running out of my previous brand of sleep gummies (that have the same ingredients in them more or less) I haven't noticed any decrease in benefits in falling asleep. these are easy to take and taste really good - they're are so good it's hard to stop at just the dose of 1 gummy - so you get a full two months worth here - many brands will sell you a pack of 60 gummies but to get the advertised dose you need to take two. These are potent and have good high dosages of the key ingredients - Magnesium Glycinate, L-Theanine & Ashwagandha.They have a lovely fruity taste and are a super easy way and tasty way (they have a generic fruit punch / mixed berry flavour and are not too sweet) to get these supplements that I have found beneficial.I will get more of these when I run out of this free sample - they are definitely good value for money and I can recommend them based on my experience so far after a couple nights of taking these.
Firstly, these taste great, and the consistency is like a jelly sweet. The effectiness is really good and I can prove it :). Immediately after I started taking these before bed, I noticed an improvement in my sleep. This was validated by my Samsumg watch that tracks my sleep score and my quality of sleep. I stopped taking them for a couple of weeks, and I noticed I had no deep sleep recorded on my sleep tracker, I had difficulty getting to and staying asleep, and I had a low sleep score. I then restarted taking the gummies, and guess what? My deep sleep returned with a higher sleep score! You can't beat evidence like that.
Great alternative to melatonin
These REALLY do work!!! I feel them starting to work about 20min after taking them and they help you drift off into a natural comfortable sleep rather than feeling heavily medicated. We've ordered more between us as a family already. It does make you slightly sleepy in the morning when you first start using them so maybe start with just the one.
I've had sleep aid gummies a lot in the past and I ran out of my usual brand and decided to try these. The consistency is different to what I'm used to, but it's nice. Like a soft gummy. The flavour is tart/sour, which shocked me at first but now I'm used to it I actually really like it. I pop 2 gummies in and this has helped with my sleep no end. It's not the falling asleep part, it's the staying asleep. And when I do wake up in the middle of the night, I can fall back asleep easier.Love these, and I think these will become my new staple. At £16.99 for 30 nights supply (remember, you don't have to take these every single night, I certainly don't, so this will last you at least a couple of months), some people may think it's expensive, but for me, for something that works, it's worth every. single. penny!
Have all the ingredients needed for an effect, in my opinion - lemon balm, valerian, chamomile and passionfruit extracts are all a must for sleep gummies. Recommended.
Brilliant didnt think they would work, been taking them now for a few days and yes it has help with my sleeping a great deal.Taste good easy to swallow good value.
These are very tasty, sleep-enhancing vitamins, I love them, they are full of flavour and juicy! It hard to stop at one or two! I only take one, as when I take two it tends to act as a bit of a laxative, which it does state as a possible side effect... Having one still offers the desire effect for promoting sleep - after taking I fell to sleep deeper and longer so I'm very happy, and only one a day means it's a two month supply for me, which makes it great value.
Taste pleasant and no horrible aftertaste. Good value for money.
I found these gummies easy to use and they contain no artificial ingredients, they are a combination of ashwagandha and magnesium which I believe is known to promote calmness and reduce stress.I have taken these on a few nights and some nights I seem to have had a better deeper sleep and then another night not so good, so I am unable to say with certainty whether these will work. That said I haven't had any negative affects with them, the are sugar free, vegan and taste lovely and are not too expensive so all I would say is to give them a go and see if they work.
These gummies are tasty and simple to use. They don’t put you to sleep right away, but they help me unwind at night. I wake up feeling good, not groggy, which I love. A solid natural sleep option
